Please help to answer below 7 questions:
Question 1
Knowing what you know now, if asked to review your study, what would you have done differently? Why is this change needed and what would you hope to gain from the change?
Question 2
The Literature Review is the chapter that I spend the most time with students as they develop and research each section. I need you to think about your literature review for a moment. What went right? What information was missing? Do you believe that you were able to thoroughly address your topic with the available research? What contribution does your research add to the body of research?
Question 3
Who or which group of people/leaders are the right group to get your research in front of for true change to occur? When you consider that your research could be a true agent of change, who needs to see it, hear it and understand it for the biggest impact?
Question 4
What did you learn about yourself as a person and as a researcher/academic while going through the dissertation process? How do you think this newfound knowledge will impact how you might move forward professionally and personally?
Question 5
What do you believe are the most important “bullet points” you would like to make about each chapter of your dissertation? Why do you believe these to be the most important?
Question 6
Concerning your RQs: Which was the most difficult one to address/prove with the research you had available? How did you mitigate these difficulties?
Question 7
How did you determine the sample size to be sufficient for your hypothesis?
Note: The answers should follow-up from order# 81702335, 81718668, 81724748, 81728339, 81730178, 81750272 and 81760078.
